In recent months, legislative talks in Boston have steadily evolved toward a more sophisticated digital question—how far is too far when it comes to data collaborations between renowned colleges and...
It begins with a pause, a longer than anticipated one. That’s how some campaigners described the slow roll of progress on the UK’s sustainable finance agenda. Instead, policies that seemed...
The White House sought to achieve a balance when it established the new AI Safety and Innovation Council, one that could cautiously guide innovation without tightening the screws too much....
Recently, there has been a particularly disruptive collision between the legal landscape of insurance and the frontier of artificial intelligence. A Hong Kong-based company has filed a startling lawsuit against...
Justice David Masuhara’s courtroom had likely seen a fair share of procedural missteps before, but few as quietly consequential as the incident buried in Zhang v. Chen. What began as...
Some limits come disguised as protections. Others arrive bearing the full weight of unintended consequences. The proposal to ban cash transactions over £500 in the UK retail sector was never...
Texas is in a legal stalemate that seems especially striking for a state that is frequently linked to fast industrial development. The goal of a broad lawsuit filed in early...
A silent but significant ruling made in a courtroom in Alberta in May 2025 is probably going to have repercussions that extend well beyond the boundaries of the province and...
The term “Hawk Tuah” initially seemed to belong simply to a widely shared video and a fit of laughter. But that moment also represented the beginning of a multimillion-dollar legal...
When consumers reached for a bag of shredded mozzarella in early October 2025, they had no idea that it might contain a sharp metal shard, which is far from dairy....
